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This scholarship is for students who are legally blind or visually impaired.

This scholarship is for Wright State students who have overcome adversity, with first preference going to those who are residential students. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.0.

This scholarship supports full-time or part-time continuing students with physical or sensory disabilities, who have participated in Adapted Recreation Programs, and have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.0.

This scholarship is for current members of Beta Phi Omega who have been members for at least one year.

This fund was established for disability related expenses such as equipment, attendant care, housing and independent living.

This scholarship supports the commuter students at Wright State University.

This scholarship supports Student Union employees who are in good academic standing. Preference will be given to nursing majors.

Scholarship for student employee of Campus Recreation, Student Union, or Event Services; have a minimum of 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale; demonstrate a commitment to community services through various volunteer activities.

This scholarship is for any legally blind Wright State undergraduate student who is in need of financial aid and has a minimum gpa of 2.5 or above.

Wright State University's First Year Student Scholarship Program is merit-based and designed to recognize academically outstanding and creatively talented students. 

This scholarship is for visually impaired graduate or undergraduate students. Successful applicants must have documented financial need, be an Ohio resident and show substantial progress toward obtaining a degree. Recipients can be either full or part-time

This scholarship is available to Independent Scholars Networkstudents in good standing; documented financial need; attained, at minimum, sophomore status; minimum GPA of 2.75

This award provides scholarships to Student Union/Campus Recreation student employees, with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and a commendable job performance.

This scholarship is available to students that have achieved sophomore status with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0; Individual must have contributed to Student Union volunteer programs and services while working as a student employee.

This endowment scholarship is available to students that have achieved sophomore status with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0; Individual must have contributed to Student Union volunteer programs and services while working as a student employee.

This scholarship is available to all students who have parents, stepparents, or legal guardians who are current WSU Parent Association members

This scholarship is for students who live on campus that contribute to the residential community.

This scholarship is for students who live on campus that contribute to the residential community.

This scholarship is for first-year students who are employees of the Student Union/Campus Recreation.

To provide Balanced Man Scholarships.

this scholarship os for members of the Wright State University Chapter os Sigma Phi Epsilon.

To fund scholarships for undergrad students in good academic standing.

This scholarship supports the undergraduate students with at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA.

This scholarship was established to provide financial encouragement to Student Union/Campus Rec Office student employees. Recipients must have a minimum 2.0 GPA and a commendable record of job performance.

This fund was established to provide financial encouragement to Student Union/Campus Rec Office student employees. Recipients must have a minimum 2.0 GPA and a commendable record of job performance.

Scholarship Support

This fund was established for academic achievement scholarships for fraternity and sorority members.

This Scholarship is for continuing students who have attained sophomore status and who show commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

To support the WSU 4 Paws organization

Adapted athletics equipment fund provides support for equipments for Adapted Athletic Program -handicapped students.

This fund provides financial assistance for special needs for adapted intramurals and recreation.

This fund supports the adapted sport club activities.

The adaptive technology fund was created by the Greater Dayton Jaycees for creation and maintenance of the Garden of the Senses.

To support expenses of the American Medical Association

Supports the efforts and programs of the Amigos Latinos Student Association (ALSA). Can be used only by the ALSA E-board on programming and scholarship initiatives to support WSU Latino students.

To provide supplemental support for the Beta Phi Omega Fraternity at Wright State University

This fund was established to support the operating expenses for Black Student Union.

This fund supports the WSU Men's and Women's Bowling Club.

To support activities, programs, and expenses for the BSOM Student Muslim Association

This fund was established to support intramural and recreational sports programs.

This fund supports the area of greatest need for the cheerleading team

To support the WSU Club Baseball team.

This fund supports for the WSU Club Cheerleading sport club.

To obtain donations for the club to use for purchase of equipment and support travel and team endeavors.

To support the Women's Club Volleyball Team

To pay for academic integrity supplies.

To support the activities of the Wright State Cru Chapter as determined by the Chapter President and Faculty Advisor

To support the WSU Club Dance Team.

This fund was established to support the operating expenses for Disc Golf Sport Club.

This fund is used for the design and construction the Dog Park for service animals of Wright State University students

This fund supports ongoing operating expenses, equipment, and improvements to the Dog Park

This fund supports Earth Day philosophies

This fund supports the area of greatest need for the Emerald Jazz team

To Support expenses of the Finance Club

Support for Food Recovery Network

This fund supports the WSU Men and Women's Football Sport Club

Supports the efforts of the Global Public Health Brigade Student Organization at WSU

To support the purchase of Kente Stoles for graduating students

Greek Life programming related expenses.

This fund was established to aid the blind of Greene County, Ohio.

To support the WSU Gymnastics club

To support the WSU Healthy Haven Club

This fund was established to support funding for Hillel student educational programs.

Program use for students in the Independent Scholars Network

Support for Indian Student Association

The funds are intended to be used to support currently registered WSU students who are experiencing a critical financial need by removing barriers that impede their success. Funds may provide support for student educational expenses including, but not limited to: tuition, books, fees, tutoring etc. Funds may also be used for individual student needs including but not limited to: living expenses, rent, food, transportation, childcare, etc. This fund will not be used for student employment and/or wages.

Funds are to be used to provide support to LGBTQA students who have emergency needs that are affecting their ability to successfully continue with their academic program. Emergency needs could include: tuition, books, housing, health, food, transportation, etc.

This fund was established to support the operating expenses for Men's Club Soccer.

This fund was established to support theoperating expenses for Men's Rugby Sport Club.

This fund supports the equipment for and improvement of the multipurpose Athletic/Recreation Fields.

Memorial Gardens/Plots create a space on campus to celebrate the diversity of our students by recognizing the contributions and accomplishments of our historically Black Greek Letter Organizations (BGLOs). There are nine historically black fraternities and sororities, and the NPHC Memorial Gardens would create a space on campus that physically represents each of these organizations.

Funds are to be used to provide support to students registered with the Office of Disability Services who have emergency needs that are affecting their ability to successfully continue with their academic program. Emergency needs could include: tuition, books, housing, health, food, transportation, etc.

Funds are to be used to provide support to LANA students who have emergency needs that are affecting their ability to successfully continue with their academic program. Emergency needs could include: tuition, books, housing, health, food, transportation, etc.

This fund was established to provide support for outdoor recreation.

To support expenses of the Phi Sigma Phi Fraternity

This fund was established to provide program support for pre-college programs.

This fund was established to support Project Linus on campus.

Support Quizbowl team at Academic Competitions.

Support for Raid Our Closet

Support for Raider Camp

This fund was established to support the operations of the 15 hour dance marathon which is dedicated to raising money for Dayton Children's Hospital.

This fund supports programming and operations for Residence Services

This fund was established for operations of the rugby clubs such as supplies, travel, communication and outreach, maintenance and repair, approval need from associate director of campus recreation, associate director for business or student organization account clerk.

This fund was established to support the activities of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at WSU.

This fund supports the WSU Men's and Women's Ski & Board Club

To support the WSU Softball Fastpitch Club Team.

This fund was established to be used for operating expenses for Sports Clubs.

This fund was established for general program support for departments within Student Affairs.

This fund was established to support the activities for WSU Student Government.

This fund was established to fund leadership programs and student leader scholarships.

Provides resources for SNMA to support medical students, such as stethoscopes at graduation.

Support for Student Support Services

This fund was established to be utilized for Student Union programs, services and facilities.

To support suicide and violence prevention initiatives.

To support the activities of the Student Surgery Interest Group.

Support Surround Sound/Show Choir; a student organization with a purpose of presenting students the opportunity to continue their passion or become a part of the Show Choir community.

To support the WSU Club Swim Team

To support the WSU Table Tennis Club

This fund supports the general program support of The Guardian newspaper.

To support the WSU Ultimate Frisbee Club (Airstrike)

Funding support for UAB programming expenses

Program support for the Veterans' League student organization.

Expenses associated with Women Students Equity, Leadership and Mentorship Consortium project.

Funds are to be used to provide support to students connected to the Women's Center who have emergency needs that are affecting their ability to successfully continue with their academic program. Emergency needs could include: tuition, books, housing, health, food, transportation, etc.

This fund supports the operating expenses of WSU Women's Club Soccer.

To provide supplemental support for the Wright State student population receiving academic support services through the Veteran and Military Center at WSU. Can be used at the discretion of the Director of the VMC to support student success initiatives for both individual student services and group student services including, but not limited to, the following types of support: prior learning assessment (PLA); Office of Disability Services assessment; career exploration assessments; tutoring financial literacy education; and student success workshops and associated costs. Funds are not intended to be used for wages and benefits.